Lesson one: You never go anywhere alone, unless you've got no choice. Lesson two: Only travel during daylight, unless you've got no choice

Rating: 10/10 (16 April 2008)

The film is shot with hand-held DV-cameras (Digital Video) to make it looks like some kind of documentary film; for me, it just make it even more scarier. And kinda you can say it is a documentary, as director Boyle says, he in a way "warn" us. In "Pure Rage: The Making of 28 Days Later" scientist studied a Ebola, which the Rage Virus in the film is based on, and says that it is not impossible for virus to do as much damage as in the movie! My and my family rent the film back in 2003 when it came out. Actually I wouldn't see it at this time, but my sister's friend said that it was awesome, so she absolutely WANTED to see it too I saw it that evening Oh my God!
When Jim walked out the hospital and out on the empty streets with Godspeed You Black Empore's "East Hasting" playing in the background, my first thought was: How did they do that?! I mean, how did they shut down the streets in London? Amazing scene, one of the best made, actually. The first big chase-scene starts about 10 minutes into the film, were Jim enters the church. That scene scared me a lot first time I saw it. The chase-scene ends with a huge, cool gas-station explosion, that cost the crew £250,000 in total. The film has many other chase-scenes, like in the tower block, just before Jim and Selena meet Frank and Hannah, I think that it is a cool scene; good edited by Chris Gill. I think Danny Boyle has created a new type of film making: He uses abnormal camera-angels that I never ever have seen in a film before, he accentuate the colors and then he makes a fantastic atmosphere The film ends with a impressive climax-scene, which I mean is the best climax-scene, I've ever seen.
I don't just recommend this film for horror-fans but for every movie-lover, because for me, it's more than just a horror There's action, thrilling, scenes that makes you jump, there is love, it's sad 6/6 stars!